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Two years later, when torturing O'Neill for information on [[Ne'tu]], [[Apophis]] used the memory of Charlie's death. {{cite|SG1|The Devil You Know}}
 
Two years later, when torturing O'Neill for information on [[Ne'tu]], [[Apophis]] used the memory of Charlie's death. {{cite|SG1|The Devil You Know}}
   
It is possible that Charlie have the [[Ancient Technology Activation gene|ATA-gene]] as his father.
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It is possible that Charlie would have the [[Ancient Technology Activation gene|ATA-gene]] like his father.
   
 
==Alternate realities==
 
==Alternate realities==

Revision as of 17:59, 30 June 2009


Charlie O'Neill was the only son of Jack and Sara O'Neill. He died, shortly before the first mission to Abydos, when he accidentally shot himself with his father's personal gun. Judging from his appearance, he was about eight years old at time of his death.

Jack O'Neill blamed himself for what had happened to his son and came close to committing suicide. However, his adventure on Abydos with Daniel Jackson brought him out of his depression and caused him to lighten up a little. (Stargate) Nevertheless, Sara divorced her husband shortly after his return from the first Stargate mission. (SG1: "Children of the Gods")

About a year later, an alien entity, impersonating O'Neill, tried to find Charlie so he could make him "better," but didn't realize how permanent physical death was to humans. However, the being did impersonate Charlie as Jack took him back to his planet. (SG1: "Cold Lazarus")

Two years later, when torturing O'Neill for information on Ne'tu, Apophis used the memory of Charlie's death. (SG1: "The Devil You Know")

It is possible that Charlie would have the ATA-gene like his father.

Alternate realities

In an alternate timeline Ba'al created in which the Stargate Programme never happened, an alternate Jack O'Neill has said that he is still alive and still lives at home with him. (SG1: "Continuum")

Behind the scenes

In the film, the character's name, as it appeared on a certificate, was Tyler O'Neil. It's been speculated that "Tyler" may be his actual given name and that "Charlie" is only a nickname. In Bill McCay's Stargate novels, the character was named Jack O'Neil, Jr. after his father.

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